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Hi all
i got exim-4.30-2 on debian. I ve got a problem. i wanna create a rules for 1 user on my domain. This rules have to send an autoreply to all message incoming for this user (user@my-domain.ext) I try to add this following line in exim.conf vacation: driver = autoreply file = ${local_part}/.vacation user = nobody from = ${local_part}@${domain} to = $h_from: subject = "Autorespond Message - re: $h_subject" once = /usr/local/exim/autorepeat once_repeat=60m I create my .vacation file but with nothing inside ...I don't know what to put! Please can you help me? Have you got example or tutorial, I search on google but I don't find concrete thinks. in advance thx. |
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Hello Stéph,
Stéph schrieb/wrote: > I ve got a problem. i wanna create a rules for 1 user on my domain. > This rules have to send an autoreply to all message incoming for this user > (user@my-domain.ext) > > I try to add this following line in exim.conf > > vacation: > driver = autoreply > file = ${local_part}/.vacation > user = nobody > from = ${local_part}@${domain} > to = $h_from: > subject = "Autorespond Message - re: $h_subject" > once = /usr/local/exim/autorepeat > once_repeat=60m > > I create my .vacation file but with nothing inside ...I don't know what to > put! > > Please can you help me? Just give "man vacation" a try. ;-) Regards, Christian -- Christian Schmidt | Germany | ChriSchmiLi@gmx.de No HTML Mails, please!! De eene hett 'n Rittergut, de annere ritt 'n Gitter rut. |
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GREAT!!
Really nice another tips ? "Christian Schmidt" <ChriSchmiLi@gmx.de> a écrit dans le message de news:slrncq1vee.cia.ChriSchmiLi@server.linau.de... > Hello Stéph, > > Stéph schrieb/wrote: > > > I ve got a problem. i wanna create a rules for 1 user on my domain. > > This rules have to send an autoreply to all message incoming for this user > > (user@my-domain.ext) > > > > I try to add this following line in exim.conf > > > > vacation: > > driver = autoreply > > file = ${local_part}/.vacation > > user = nobody > > from = ${local_part}@${domain} > > to = $h_from: > > subject = "Autorespond Message - re: $h_subject" > > once = /usr/local/exim/autorepeat > > once_repeat=60m > > > > I create my .vacation file but with nothing inside ...I don't know what to > > put! > > > > Please can you help me? > > Just give "man vacation" a try. ;-) > > Regards, > Christian > -- > Christian Schmidt | Germany | ChriSchmiLi@gmx.de > No HTML Mails, please!! > De eene hett 'n Rittergut, de annere ritt 'n Gitter rut. |
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Hello Stéph,
Stéph schrieb/wrote: > GREAT!! > Really nice another tips ? christian@server|7:~$ vacation This program will answer your mail automatically when you go away on vacation. You need to put in the ~/.vacation.msg file the reply message. Would you like to create it (y/N)? y To enable the vacation program a '~/.forward' file is created. Would you like to enable the vacation program (y/N)? y The vacation program is ENABLED. Please remember to turn it off when you get back from vacation. christian@server|7:~$ cat .vacation.msg Subject: away from my mail I will not be reading my mail for a while. Your mail concerning "$SUBJECT" will be read when I return. Does that help you any further? Regards, Christian -- Christian Schmidt | Germany | ChriSchmiLi@gmx.de No HTML Mails, please!! De eene hett 'n Rittergut, de annere ritt 'n Gitter rut. |